BattleLore: Battles of Westeros
| Published by |
Days of Wonder |
More info from
BoardGameGeek
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| Designed by |
Robert Kouba |
| Players |
2 |
| Age |
13 to adult |
| Playing time |
60 to 120 minutes |
| RRP |
£64.99 |
| Price |
£52.00 |
Contents
- 1 double-sided battle map
- 32 map overlay pieces
- 138 figures
- 138 figure bases
- 36 banner poles
- 8 custom dice
- 110 cards
- 2 command boards
- 1 round track
- 1 round marker
- 2 victory point markers
- 2 morale segments
- 1 morale hub
- 1 morale marker
- 50 order tokens
- 86 unit banners
- 14 control markers
- 6 directional tokens
- 20 engagement tokens
- 3 archer tokens
- 6 devastation tokens
- 13 tactical objective tokens
- 18 fire tokens
- 1 Catelyn Stark token
- 2 Edmure Tully tokens
- 7 tent tokens
- 8 siege tower tokens
- 9 catapult targeting tokens
- 10 commander discs
- 1 momentum token
- Rules
- Battle Plans booklet
About the game
Unfurl the banners of the Great Houses of Westeros! To secure power in the Seven
Kingdoms and to ensure the survival of their lines, the Houses of Westeros each follow
very different paths. Some forge strategic alliances, some create complex political
intrigues, and still others use deceit and betrayal. But there is no more direct or
lasting path to power than taking to the field of battle.
In Battles of Westeros, two players recreate the military conflicts set in George R.R.
Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, taking part in battles directly from the books...
or designing their own. In this epic board game of battlefield tactics, players control
either House Stark, the wards of Winterfell who have called their hearty allies to defend
their honour and lands, or House Lannister, an aggressive force funded by Casterly Rock's
endless supply of gold.
Battles of Westeros is played over one of several included scenarios, called battles.
Each of these has a battle plan that dictates the formation of the map (called the
battlefield), starting positions of each House's units, starting resources, special rules,
and victory conditions for the game session. A battle is played over several rounds, with
each round consisting of alternating player turns. The goals a player needs to accomplish
to win a game of Battles of Westeros can vary (some battles require players to earn a
certain number of victory points, while other battles require a player to take and hold
strategic positions on the battlefield), but this collection of available scenarios, along
with the ability to make your own exciting battles with the double-sided map board and
over thirty map overlays, gives Battles of Westeros a wealth of replayability!
This game is based upon Richard Borg's BattleLore system. |